The Republican journal., 1887-04-14

Section 10. After the oath mentioned in section
eight OF this act is administered, and the property
disclosed is secured, and the debtor has complied
with all proper orders OF such magistrate certih-
cate OF the fact of such disclosure shall be indorse
by the magistrate under bis hand and SEAL on the
execution issued upon the judgment upon which
the disclosure is had. and copy of said certificate
shall be idorsed on every subsequent execution is
sued on SAID Judgine or any Judgment founded
thereon and the body of the debtor shall thereafter
be forever free from arrest any execution so is
sued, except us provided in sections twelve and
eighteen of this act
Section 20. If upon such disclosure, the debtor
xaiis TO obtain the benefit OF the oath provided
IN section eight the magistrate shall, under his
hand and seal indorse certificate of that fact up
on the execution in force at the time of such dis
closure, and copy OF SAID certificate shall be in
dorsed on every subsequent execution issued on
said Judgment. or on any judgment founded there
on and such subsequent execution shall run AGAINST
the body of said debtor. The a-strite shall also
Issue capias under his hand and seal, and annex
the same to said execution In force tile time of
such disclosure and the debtor may be arrested and
imprisoned on said capias and execution, the same
rs upon executions issued i'll actions OF tort.
section Il II the debtor fails to appear and
submit himself to examination, at the time and
place named i'll the subpoena his default may be
twenty. -
Section y, When debtor is arrested upon said
caplas and execution, or upon any subsequent
cutoh upon whicliA copy of either of the certiti-
Gates required by sections twenty and twenty-one
has been nlursed all subsequent proceedings for
his release shall be the i'll arrest or
imprisonment Oh executions III actions OF tort bat
II said debtor fails to obtain his discharge at any
subsequent examination before Justices OF the
peace and quorum, lie shall not second time Dis
close before such Justices but may thereafter apply
to Justice of the supreme judicial court and DIS
Close IS provided i'll section torty-siN of chapter
one hundred and thirteen OF the revised statutes
Section y. The magistrate shall be entitled to
twenty-five cents for each subpoena, twenty-i five
Cents Tor caplls, twenty live cents tor certificates,
hhu three dollars Tor each day i'll hearing the dis
closure and other testimony and tor entering de-
fault, one dollar. The fees OF officers shall te the
same Us TOR service OF other process OF siIniiar
ture. The petitioner may. If the magistrate author
izes it, procure officer to be iii attendance during
the proceedings, and the fees for such attendance
shall be seventy-hve cents day. The above fees
shall be paid by the petitioner, and IN the oath
named III section eight Is administered, shall be
added to tile costs OH tine judgment and execution
and taxed III detail thereon by tile magistrate LII
case sad oath Is not administered to the debtor,
the petitioner shall recover his costs and said fees,
rs III actions before trial justice. and tile mags-
trate shall issue separate execution therefor.
oectIoN ~. No debtor who has disclosed upon
mesne process before judgment, upon any
eion shall be required 10 disclose under the pro-
Visions OF this act upon the Judgment, or
upon amy Judgment founded thereon debtor
who has once been exitiiAned upon judgment
der Shis net shall not he required to again submit
himself to examination under this act, upon the
same same Judgment, or upon any Judgment founded
thereon
Section .. Any magistrate who has ui:ce re-
fused to administer to tue debtor the oat IN
section eight, shall lie incompetent TO sit Justice
Oh tnt peace ana quorum or commissioner uiiier
section forty-sx OF chapter one hundred AMI tlr-
teen OF the revised Statutes to hear the disclosure
Of the debtor, in any subsequent proceedings upon
the same judgment or any Judgment founded
thereon.
Section Is. Any disclosure commissioner hereto
lore or hereafter appointed under the provisions OF
section htty -uue OF chapter hundred and fhr-
Tech Of tile revised statutes, shall have power to
perform the duties required by this act.
Section II. This act shall not apply to any exist
Ing contract, pending action or existing judgment.
Nl.ill lie
deemed Incorrect tor want OF form only, tor cir
cumstntlal errors Or mistakes when the person and
case can be rightly understood. Such errors and
mistakes may be amended Oh motion OF either
party. lApproved March II, 1851
Chapter 1855.
AN ACT to extirpate Contagious Diseases among
he it enacted. &C., as follows.
Section l. That for the purpose of facilitating
and encouraging the livestock interests Of the state
OF Name. and Tor extirpatng all nsiiious, infec
tOus and contagious diseases, now that may be
among cattle and other livestock, and especially
tuberculosis, the governor Of the state is hereby
authorized and required Immediately after the pas
sage Of this act, to appoint board OF cattle COM
mlssioners, consisting Of three persons of known
executive ability. who shall be charged with the
ecutOn OF the PROVISIONS of this act and who shall
Be known and designated as the State OF Maine
Cattle Commission, ami whose powers and duties
shall be those provided TOR in this ACT and whose
tenure OF office shall be at the option OF the gov
ernOF The compensation OF said commissioners
SHAH De al INC rate oI three uolArs per DAY uurn,
the time they are actually engaged in the discharge
Of their duties As commissioners. The said connis-
sOners shall respectively take oath to faithfully
perform the duties OF their office, and shall imme-
diately organize AS such commission, by the cleo
ton OF one OF their number president thereof
and proceed forthwith, to the discharge of the du
ties devolved upon them by the provisions OF this act
Section 2. That 1t shall be the duties OF the said
commissioners to cause investisat to be made
70 the existence of tuberculosis. pieuro-pneum
loot AND month disease, and any other infectious
contagious diseases And such commissioners are
hereby authorized to enter any premises places,
county, or part OF the state in at which they have
reason to believe there exists such diseases, and
to make search, investigation AMI inquiry i'll regard
to the existence thereof Upon the discovery of
the existence OF amy OF the SAID Diseases the said
commissioners are hereby authorized to give notice,
by Publication, OF the existence OF such disease,
ana the locality thereof Ill such newspapers they
may select, and to notify, in writing, the officials
agents OF any railroad, steamboat, other trans
portation company dong business in or through
such infected locality OF the existence OF such
ease; aiid are hereby authorized and required to
establish and maintain such Quarantine OF animals,
places premises Or localities Us they may deem
necessary TO prevent the spread OF any such dis
ease anu also to cause the appraisal OF the animal
or animals affected with, have been exposed
TO the saiu Diseases In accordance with such rules
AND regulations by them as hereinafter authorized
and provided, and also to cause the same to be de-
stroyed, except hereinafter provided and to paw
In case OF diseased animals, the owner or owners
thereoi three-fourths OF their value, as determined
upon tile basis OF health before Infection and the
full appraised value in Of animals exposed to
either OF such Diseases but not themselves actually
diseased, out Of any moneys appropriated by tn,
legislature for that purpose, provided, however
that they shall not pay than two hundred dol.
lara tor an animal with pedigree recorded or re-
cordabe III the recognized herl-books of tile breed
In which the animal destroyed may belong, nor
more than one hundred dollars for an animal which
thor hat in,